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Hi! I'm 24karatdead - like the TMBG song. I've been a Wikipedia lover forever, but just made my first account. For the most part, you'll see me editing music pages. I'm shy, but don't let that keep you from offering editing advice. Currently wearing a beautiful Casio A158w on my right, CA-53 on my left. It's like Morrissey or Norman Schwarzkopf if they were very cool.
The Great Day of His Wrath is an 1851–1853 oil painting by the English artist John Martin. Inspired by the Book of Revelation, it depicts the destruction of Babylon and the material world in a cataclysm. Various influences and interpretations have been suggested: Martin's son said that it was inspired by a night journey through the industrial Black Country, while the art historian Frances Carey linked its theme to the rapid growth of 19th-century London. The painting is now in the collection of Tate Britain in London.Photograph credit: John Martin
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